Geraldine Motels, Geraldine

Accommodation · Geraldine

Geraldine Motels

About Geraldine Motels

Geraldine Motels is a accommodation venue in Geraldine, South Island.

The motel is owned and operated by Joseph, Mayumi, and Helley who offer warm hospitality to their guests. The motel features a mix of 13 spacious self-contained studio, one and two-bedroom units that can accommodate from 1 to 6 people.

All units are clean, comfortable, and within a short stroll from the village centre. The motel offers free WiFi and Sky TV to guests.

Pets are welcome by arrangement. The motel also features laundry facilities and serves continental breakfast.

The motel is situated within 200 metres of restaurants, cafes, a movie theatre, shops, bowling green, tennis courts, and a heated swimming pool. The motel enjoys a quiet location behind gardens in Geraldine, making it a popular stop-off location for tourists travelling along the scenic touring route from Christchurch to Queenstown.

The motel rooms feature king beds with heat pumps/air-conditioning, kitchen facilities, and WiFi. Eleven studio units have spa-baths, and three two-bedroom family apartments are available.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Geraldine Motels?

Geraldine Motels is located at 97 Talbot Street, Geraldine 7930, Geraldine, South Island, New Zealand.

What type of place is Geraldine Motels?

Geraldine Motels is a accommodation venue in Geraldine, South Island.

How can I contact Geraldine Motels?

You can call +64 3 693 8501, or visit their website (linked on this page).

Find more accommodation in Geraldine or browse the Geraldine local guide.

Address
97 Talbot Street, Geraldine 7930, Geraldine, South Island, New Zealand

Phone
+64 3 693 8501

Website
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Category
Accommodation

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